At Talladega last week we got to see another JGR driver lock their spot in the Championship 4 as Chase Briscoe outlasted the pack and ended up in Victory Lane. Up next is the last chance to get into the Championship 4, Martinsville, where JGR won in the Spring. Down below you will find different statistics from all of the NASCAR Cup races here at Martinsville Speedway ranging from Most Wins to Best Average Finishes by starting position. So read and enjoy these fun fact track stats!
In this post you will only find all-time stats, if you are looking for only active drivers stats or Next Gen stats check out my next article Active/Next Gen Cup Track Stats: Martinsville.
Active Drivers will be highlighted like so
Active means any driver who started a race in the 2025 Cup Series season.

First Winner: Red Byron 09/25/1949
Most Recent Winner: Denny Hamlin 03/30/2025
Worst Starting Positions by Winner
Rank Race Start Pos. Driver Rank Race Start Pos. Driver
1 2002-32 36 Kurt Busch T6 2000-08 21 Mark Martin
2 1959-13 24 Lee Petty T8 1958-12 20 Bob Welborn
T3 1956-54 23 Jack Smith T8 1988-24 20 Darrell Waltrip
T3 2014-33 23 Dale Earnhardt Jr. T8 2007-06 20 Jimmie Johnson
5 2014-06 22 Kurt Busch T8 2022-35 20 Christopher Bell
T6 1999-08 21 John Andretti

– Kurt Busch is the only driver on this list above twice, and in the 153 races run at Martinsville he is the only driver able to start out of the Top 25 and win the race.

Worst Finish by Pole Winner
Rank Race Finish Driver Rank Race Finish Driver
T1 1999-28 38 Joe Nemechek T6 1959-13 29 Bobby Johns
T1 2012-06 38 Kasey Kahne T6 1974-27 29 Richard Petty
3 2015-33 37 Joey Logano T6 1991-08 29 Mark Martin
4 1967-14 36 Darel Dieringer T9 1967-45 28 Cale Yarborough
5 1958-12 35 Buck Baker T9 1984-25 28 Geoff Bodine

The last time this list above changed was when Matt Kenseth became a folk hero at Martinsville junking Pole winner Joey Logano in turn 1. Image credit: Brian Lawdermilk — Getty Images

Drivers who won Pole & Race
Race Driver Race Driver
1954-36 Lee Petty 1990-08 Geoff Bodine
1956-18 Buck Baker 1993-25 Ernie Irvan
1964-19 Fred Lorenzen 1994-08 Rusty Wallace
1964-56 Fred Lorenzen 1998-08 Bobby Hamilton
1966-14 Jim Paschal 2000-28 Tony Stewart
1971-41 Bobby Isaac 2003-09 Jeff Gordon
1973-09 David Pearson 2003-32 Jeff Gordon
1974-09 Cale Yarborough 2010-32 Denny Hamlin
1980-09 Darrell Waltrip 2012-33 Jimmie Johnson
1981-26 Darrell Waltrip 2013-06 Jimmie Johnson

– Winning the Pole at Martinsville this weekend isn’t good if you want to win the race as it’s only happened 20 out of 140 times that a driver has won the Pole, and hasn’t happened since 2013.

Drivers who swept both Stages in race
Race Driver Race Finish
2017-33 Brad Keselowski 4th
2019-06 Brad Keselowski 1st
2019-33 Martin Truex Jr. 1st
2021-08 Ryan Blaney 11th
2021-35 Chase Elliott 16th
2022-08 Chase Elliott 10th
2022-35 Denny Hamlin 5th
Drivers to win both Stages and Race Drivers to win Pole, both Stages & Race
Race Driver Race Driver
2019-06 Brad Keselowski – –
2019-33 Martin Truex Jr.

– In 7 of the 17 races at Martinsville to feature stages a driver has won Stage 1 and Stage 2, but only in 2019 did a driver sweep all 3 stages.

Best Laps Led% by Winner Worst Laps Led% by Winner
Rank Race Laps Led% Driver Rank Race Laps Led% Driver
1 1964-56 98.60 Fred Lorenzen 1 1953-11 0.00 Lee Petty
2 1964-19 97.40 Fred Lorenzen 2 1999-08 0.80 John Andretti
3 1954-12 96.50 Jim Paschal T3 2001-08 1.20 Dale Jarrett
4 1965-50 96.20 Junior Johnson T3 2011-06 1.20 Kevin Harvick
5 1970-45 96.00 Richard Petty T5 1960-40 1.80 Rex White
6 1954-36 95.15 Lee Petty T5 2021-35 1.80 Alex Bowman
7 1950-04 93.33 Curtis Turner 7 2012-06 2.33 Ryan Newman
8 2019-33 92.80 Martin Truex Jr. 8 2011-33 2.80 Tony Stewart
9 2019-06 89.20 Brad Keselowski 9 2021-08 4.00 Martin Truex Jr.
10 1971-41 89.00 Bobby Isaac 10 2014-06 4.60 Kurt Busch

– In May of 1953 Herb Thomas was credited as leading the final 127 laps and winning the race until officials rechecked the scoring and found Lee Petty won. This is how Lee Petty became the only driver to win at Martinsville without leading a single lap.

Best Laps Led% in race
Rank Race Laps Led% Driver Fin. Rank Race Laps Led% Driver Fin.
1 1964-56 98.60 Fred Lorenzen 1st 6 1954-36 95.15 Lee Petty 1st
2 1964-19 97.40 Fred Lorenzen 1st 7 1950-04 93.33 Curtis Turner 1st
3 1954-12 96.50 Jim Paschal 1st 8 2019-33 92.80 Martin Truex Jr. 1st
4 1965-50 96.20 Junior Johnson 1st 9 2019-06 89.20 Brad Keselowski 1st
5 1970-45 96.00 Richard Petty 1st 10 1971-41 89.00 Bobby Isaac 1st

– A driver leading 89% or more of the laps in a race at Martinsville has never lost a race. So, if a driver leads 445 laps or more this weekend it’s pretty much a guaranteed win.

Best Driver Rating in race (since 2005)
Rank Race Driver
 Driver
Rating		 Fin. Rank Race Driver
 Driver
Rating		 Fin.
1 2019-06 Brad Keselowski 150.0 1st 6 2016-06 Kyle Busch 148.2 1st
2 2019-33 Martin Truex Jr. 149.7 1st 7 2006-06 Tony Stewart 147.5 1st
3 2008-32 Jimmie Johnson 149.1 1st 8 2020-35 Chase Elliott 145.6 1st
T4 2013-06 Jimmie Johnson 148.4 1st 9 2022-08 William Byron 144.9 1st
T4 2025-07 Denny Hamlin 148.4 1st 10 2006-32 Jimmie Johnson 143.5 1st

– With Denny Hamlin’s fantastic 148.4 Driver Rating in the Spring Martinsville race every driver in 10 best Driver Rating’s table above has won the race.

Most recent times a Driver ran every lap in Top 15 in race
Most Recent Driver Finish Most Recent Driver Finish
2022-35 Kyle Larson 2nd 2023-35 Denny Hamlin 3rd
2022-35 Ryan Blaney 3rd 2023-35 Chase Briscoe 4th
2022-35 Ross Chastain 4th 2024-08 Denny Hamlin 11th
2022-35 Denny Hamlin 5th 2024-35 Ryan Blaney 1st
2022-35 Joey Logano 6th 2025-07 Denny Hamlin 1st
2022-35 Chase Elliott 10th 2025-07 Christopher Bell 2nd
2022-35 Daniel Suarez 12th 2025-07 Bubba Wallace 3rd
2022-35 Cole Custer 14th 2025-07 Kyle Larson 5th
2022-35 Brad Keselowski 36th

The Fall 2022 Martinsville race may be known for the wall ride, but in that race 9 drivers ran all 500 laps in the Top 15. However, this is also the most recent instance where someone ran every lap in the Top 15 but didn’t finish Top 15 as Brad Keselowski was disqualified and finished 36th. Photo by Eakin Howard — Getty Images

Most Lead Lap cars at finish of race Fewest Lead Lap cars at finish of race
Rank Race # of cars Rank Race # of cars
T1 2004-32 26 T1 27

races

tied

(last was 1986)

 1
T1 2006-32 26
T3 2014-06 25
T3 2021-35 25
5 2023-09 24
T6 2007-32 23
T6 2017-33 23
T8 2013-06 22
T8 2014-33 22
T8 2025-07 22

– The Next Gen car is supposed to make cars closer together, but Martinsville didn’t get the memo as only two of the seven Next Gen race has seen 20+ cars finish on the lead lap here.

Best Avg. Fin. by Starting Position
(1-40)		 Worst Avg. Fin. by Starting Position
(1-40)
Rank Start Pos. Avg. Fin Rank Start Pos. Avg. Fin
1 1st 10.29 1 40th 32.15
2 4th 12.15 2 38th 28.56
3 2nd 12.21 3 36th 27.49
4 3rd 13.00 4 39th 27.38
5 5th 13.37 5 35th 27.10
6 7th 13.74 6 37th 26.90
7 6th 14.49 7 33rd 26.81
8 8th 14.81 8 34th 25.05
9 12th 15.58 9 32nd 23.97
10 10th 15.81 10 30th 23.64

– While it was stated above that winning the Pole doesn’t produce race wins much, starting 1st does produce the best finishes here at Martinsville historically.

Best Avg. Driver Rating
(since 2005)(3+ starts)		 Best Avg. Top 15%
(since 2005)(3+ start)
Rank Driver Driv. Rate Starts Rank Driver Top 15% Starts
1 Jeff Gordon 118.63 23 1 Jeff Gordon 89.18 23
2 Jimmie Johnson 108.15 32 2 Denny Hamlin 81.11 39
3 Denny Hamlin 106.54 39 3 Jimmie Johnson 78.84 32
4 Chase Elliott 103.15 20 4 Ryan Blaney 78.66 19
5 Ryan Blaney 101.76 19 5 Chase Elliott 75.90 20
6 Dale Earnhardt Jr. 96.97 25 6 Joey Logano 74.99 33
7 Joey Logano 96.80 33 7 Kevin Harvick 71.69 38
8 Kyle Busch 94.80 40 8 Dale Earnhardt Jr. 71.53 25
9 Brad Keselowski 94.23 31 9 Brad Keselowski 69.75 31
10 Tony Stewart 94.20 22 10 Kyle Busch 69.17 40

– Jeff Gordon was an absolute beast here at Martinsville as he not only leads both tables above, but has the 3rd best Avg. Finish and 6th best Laps Led% below as well.

Best Avg. Fin. All-time
(5+ Martinsville starts)		 Best Laps Led% All-time
(5+ Martinsville starts)
Rank Driver Avg. Fin. Starts Rank Driver Laps Led% Starts
1 Dick Hutcherson 3.80 5 1 Fred Lorenzen 35.70 17
2 Lee Petty 5.54 24 2 Cale Yarborough 24.97 31
3 Jeff Gordon 6.74 47 3 Junior Johnson 18.15 19
4 Dick Rathman 7.00 5 4 Herb Thomas 17.93 12
5 Ryan Blaney 8.47 19 5 Rusty Wallace 16.62 44
6 Cale Yarborough 8.74 31 6 Jeff Gordon 16.16 47
7 Clyde Minter 8.80 10 7 Jimmie Johnson 15.40 38
8 Rex White 9.19 16 8 Denny Hamlin 14.21 39
9 Joe Millikan 9.40 5 9 Darrell Waltrip 14.14 52
10 Joe Weatherly 9.69 13 10 Bob Welborn 13.67 15
Most Martinsville Starts
All-time		 Best Laps Completed%
(5+ Martinsville starts)
Rank Driver Starts Rank Driver Lap Comp% Starts
1 Richard Petty 67 1 Ryan Blaney 99.96 19
T2 Dave Marcis 55 T2 Chase Briscoe 99.78 9
T2 Ricky Rudd 55 T2 Todd Gilliland 99.78 7
T4 Ken Schrader 54 4 Christopher Bell 99.77 11
T4 Kyle Petty 54 T5 Joey Logano 99.67 33
6 Terry Labonte 53 T5 Ty Gibbs 99.67 6
7 Darrell Waltrip 52 T7 Bubba Wallace 99.61 15
8 Mark Martin 50 T7 Cole Custer 99.61 7
T9 Jeff Gordon 47 9 Noah Gragson 99.59 5
T9 Michael Waltrip 47 10 Jeff Gordon 98.48 47

– Getting around Martinsville has been a lot easier of late as the top 9 drivers in the Laps Completed% list above are all active drivers.

Most Martinsville Wins
All-time		 Best Win% All-time
(5+ Martinsville starts)
Rank Driver Wins Rank Driver Win% Wins
1 Richard Petty 15 1 Fred Lorenzen 35.29 6
2 Darrell Waltrip 11 2 Jimmie Johnson 23.68 9
T3 Jimmie Johnson 9 3 Richard Petty 22.39 15
T3 Jeff Gordon 9 4 Darrell Waltrip 21.15 11
5 Rusty Wallace 7 5 Dick Rathman 20.00 1
T6 Fred Lorenzen 6 6 Cale Yarborough 19.35 6
T6 Cale Yarborough 6 7 Jeff Gordon 19.15 9
T6 Denny Hamlin 6 8 Herb Thomas 16.67 2
T6 Dale Earnhardt 6 9 Rusty Wallace 15.91 7
10 Geoff Bodine 4 10 Denny Hamlin 15.38 6

In the Spring race Denny Hamlin became the 9th different driver to get 6+ Wins here at Martinsville, and he now also has the 10th best Win% here all-time. Photo by Logan Riely — Getty Images

Most Martinsville Poles All-time
Rank Driver Poles Rank Driver Poles
1 Darrell Waltrip 8 T7 Glen Wood 4
T2 Geoff Bodine 7 T7 Fred Lorenzen 4
T2 Jeff Gordon 7 T7 Denny Hamlin 4
T4 Cale Yarborough 5 T7 Bobby Allison 4
T4 Buck Baker 5 T7 Ricky Rudd 4
T4 Joey Logano 5

– Joey Logano and Buck Baker have good qualifying numbers here with 5 Poles each, but they are the only drivers with 5+ Poles to not be in the top 10 win list at Martinsville.

Most Martinsville Top 3’s
All-time		 Best Top 3% All-time
(5+ Martinsville starts)
Rank Driver Top 3’s Rank Driver Top3% Top3’s
1 Richard Petty 26 1 Lee Petty 54.17 13
2 Jeff Gordon 21 2 Cale Yarborough 48.39 15
3 Darrell Waltrip 20 3 Jeff Gordon 44.68 21
T4 Cale Yarborough 15 4 Rex White 43.75 7
T4 Jimmie Johnson 15 5 Junior Johnson 42.11 8
T6 Denny Hamlin 14 6 Dick Hutcherson 40.00 2
T6 Dale Earnhardt 14 7 Dick Rathman 40.00 2
T8 Lee Petty 13 8 Jimmie Johnson 39.47 15
T8 Rusty Wallace 13 9 Richard Petty 38.81 26
10 Bobby Allison 12 10 Darrell Waltrip 38.46 20

– With a Top 3 finish this weekend Denny Hamlin would become just the 6th Cup driver to accumulate 15+ Martinsville Top 3’s, but he’d be just shy of reaching the 10th best Top 3% of all-time.

Most Martinsville Top 5’s
All-time		 Best Top 5% All-time
(5+ Martinsville starts)
Rank Driver Top 5’s Rank Driver Top5% Top5’s
1 Richard Petty 30 T1 Dick Hutcherson 80.00 4
2 Jeff Gordon 29 T1 Joe Millikan 80.00 4
3 Darrell Waltrip 27 3 Lee Petty 66.67 16
4 Denny Hamlin 21 4 Jeff Gordon 61.70 29
5 Jimmie Johnson 19 5 Dick Rathman 60.00 3
6 Dale Earnhardt 18 6 Rex White 56.25 9
T7 Kyle Busch 17 T7 Speedy Thompson 55.56 5
T7 Bobby Allison 17 T7 Denny Hamlin 53.85 21
T7 Rusty Wallace 17 9 Ryan Blaney 52.63 10
T10 Lee Petty 16 10 Darrell Waltrip 51.92 27
T10 Cale Yarborough 16

– Ryan Blaney comes into this weekend in a basically must-win situation, but the fact he is one of just two active drivers with a Top 5% over 50% shows he’s got a good chance to get that win.

Most Martinsville Top 10’s
All-time		 Best Top 10% All-time
(5+ Martinsville starts)
Rank Driver Top 10’s Rank Driver Top10% Top10’s
1 Jeff Gordon 38 1 Dick Hutcherson 100 5
2 Richard Petty 37 2 Lee Petty 87.50 21
3 Darrell Waltrip 31 3 Jeff Gordon 80.85 38
4 Bobby Allison 28 T4 Gwyn Staley 80.00 4
T5 Denny Hamlin 27 T4 Joe Millikan 80.00 4
T5 Terry Labonte 27 6 Joe Weatherly 76.92 10
7 Mark Martin 26 7 Jack Smith 72.73 8
T8 Jimmie Johnson 25 T8 David Pearson 71.43 20
T8 Rusty Wallace 25 T8 Emanuel Zervakis 71.43 5
10 Dale Earnhardt 24 T8 Jody Ridley 71.43 5

Jeff Gordon is the best driver ever at Martinsville as he is on every list above from Avg. Driver Rating to Top 10%. That’s just amazing. Photo by Robert Laberge — Getty Images

Most Martinsville Stage Wins
All-time (since 2017)		 Best Stage Win% All-time
(since 2017)
Rank Driver Stage
W’s		 Rank Driver Stage W% Stage W’s
1 Denny Hamlin 8 1 Denny Hamlin 23.53 8
2 Chase Elliott 7 2 Chase Elliott 20.59 7
3 Brad Keselowski 5 3 Brad Keselowski 14.71 5
4 Ryan Blaney 4 4 Ryan Blaney 11.76 4
T5 Martin Truex Jr. 3 5 Martin Truex Jr. 9.38 3
T5 Joey Logano 3 6 Joey Logano 8.82 3
T7 Jimmie Johnson 1 7 Jimmie Johnson 6.25 1
T7 Ryan Preece 1 8 Ryan Preece 4.55 1
T7 Kevin Harvick 1 9 Kevin Harvick 3.57 1
T7 Kyle Larson 1 10 Kyle Larson 3.33 1

Denny Hamlin has been great in stages at Martinsville as he now has the most Stage Wins and best Stage Win% above along with the most Stage T10’s and best Stage T10% below. Photo by Chris Graythen — Getty Images New Picture?

Most Martinsville Stage T10’s
All-time (since 2017)		 Best Stage T10% All-time
(since 2017)
Rank Driver Stage
T10’s		 Rank Driver Stage T10% Stage T10’s
1 Denny Hamlin 26 1 Denny Hamlin 76.47 26
T2 Chase Elliott 25 T2 Chase Elliott 73.53 25
T2 Joey Logano 25 T2 Joey Logano 73.53 25
4 Ryan Blaney 24 4 Ryan Blaney 70.59 24
5 Brad Keselowski 22 5 Brad Keselowski 64.71 22
6 Martin Truex Jr. 18 6 Clint Bowyer 62.50 10
7 Kyle Busch 17 T7 Martin Truex Jr. 56.25 18
8 William Byron 16 T7 Jimmie Johnson 56.25 9
9 Kyle Larson 14 9 William Byron 53.33 16
T10 Kyle Busch 50.00 17
10 Kevin Harvick 13 T10 Kurt Busch 50.00 11
T10 Chase Briscoe 50.00 9
Most Martinsville Starts
without Win		 Longest Martinsville Win Streak
All-time
Rank Driver Starts Rank Driver Streak Year
T1 Ken Schrader 54 1 Fred Lorenzen 4 1963-65
T1 Kyle Petty 54 T2 Richard Petty 3 1968-69
3 Terry Labonte 53 T2 Cale Yarborough 3 1976-77
4 Michael Waltrip 47 T2 Darrell Waltrip 3 1988-89
5 Bill Elliott 45 T2 Rusty Wallace 3 1994-95
6 Bobby Allison 44 T2 Jimmie Johnson 3 2006-07
7 Sterling Marlin 43 T2 Denny Hamlin 3 2009-10
8 Buddy Arrington 41 T8 13
drivers
tied		 2 1953-2020
9 J.D. McDuffie 40
10 Matt Kenseth 39

– Fred Lorenzen’s record of 4 straight wins at Martinsville is probably safe for a while since the last time there was 3 straight was 15 years ago.

Most Martinsville Starts
without Pole		 Longest Martinsville Pole Streak
All-time
Rank Driver Starts Rank Driver Streak Year
1 Ken Schrader 54 T1 Glen Wood 3 1959-60
2 Michael Waltrip 47 T1 Darrell Waltrip 3 1979-80
T3 Bill Elliott 45 T1 Mark Martin 3 1990-91
T3 Kevin Harvick 45 T1 Jeff Gordon 3 2003-04
5 Dale Earnhardt 44 T1 Joey Logano 3 2015-16
T6 Dale Jarrett 43 T6 11
drivers
tied		 2 1956-2013
T6 Sterling Marlin 43
8 Buddy Arrington 41
9 J.D. McDuffie 40
T10 Jeff Burton 39
T10 Matt Kenseth 39

– Out of all of the 3 race Pole streaks above (15 total races) only 3 times during those streaks did the Pole winner also win the race (Darrell Waltrip 1980 and Jeff Gordon both 2003 races).

Most Martinsville Starts
without Top 3		 Longest Martinsville Top 3 Streak
All-time
Rank Driver Starts Rank Driver Streak Year
1 Ken Schrader 54 1 Rusty Wallace 8 1992-96
2 Buddy Arrington 41 2 Lee Petty 6 1952-55
3 J.D. McDuffie 40 T3 Richard Petty 5 1970-72
4 Joe Nemechek 38 T3 Darrell Waltrip 5 1982-84
5 James Hylton 32 T3 Jimmie Johnson 5 2006-07
6 Elmo Langley 30 T6 Fred Lorenzen 4 1963-65
7 Michael McDowell 29 T6 Cale Yarborough 4 1976-77
T8 Casey Mears 28 T6 Bobby Hamilton 4 1996-98
T8 Greg Biffle 28 T6 Denny Hamlin 4 2009-10
T10 David Ragan 27 T10 18 drivers tied 3 1949-2020
T10 Jimmy Means 27

– Bobby Hamilton was great at Martinsville in the late 90’s as 4 of his 11 Top 3 finishes in his Cup Series career came in 4 straight Martinsville races, including a win in 1998.

Most Martinsville Starts
without Top 5		 Longest Martinsville Top 5 Streak
All-time
Rank Driver Starts Rank Driver Streak Year
1 J.D. McDuffie 40 1 Jeff Gordon 11 2005-10
2 Joe Nemechek 38 2 Jimmie Johnson 9 2005-09
3 Michael McDowell 29 T3 Lee Petty 8 1951-55
T4 Casey Mears 28 T3 Rusty Wallace 8 1992-96
T4 Greg Biffle 28 T3 Kyle Busch 8 2015-19
6 Jimmy Means 27 6 Darrell Waltrip 7 1981-84
7 Dave Blaney 26 T7 Darrell Waltrip 6 1987-90
T8 Derrike Cope 25 T7 Denny Hamlin 6 2008-10
T8 Paul Menard 25 T9 7 drivers tied 5 1963-2020
T8 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 25

J.D McDuffie and Joe Nemechek are the only drivers with 30+ starts at Martinsville (44 drivers) and 0 Top 5 finishes here, but Michael McDowell will join them if he doesn’t get a Top 5 this weekend. Photo by Jeffrey Vest — Icon Sportswire via Getty Images

Most Martinsville Starts
without Top 10		 Longest Martinsville Top 10 Streak
All-time
Rank Driver Starts Rank Driver Streak Year
1 Michael McDowell 28 1 Jimmie Johnson 17 2002-10
2 Dave Blaney 26 2 Jeff Gordon 15 2003-10
3 J.J. Yeley 24 3 Lee Petty 14 1949-56
4 Robby Gordon 22 T4 James Hylton 12 1969-75
5 Ed Negre 21 T4 Jeff Gordon 12 1994-2000
T6 Landon Cassill 20 T4 Joey Logano 12 2019-24
T6 Reed Sorenson 20 7 Dale Earnhardt 11 1987-92
8 David Gilliland 19 8 Brad Keselowski 10 2016-20
T9 Henley Gray 18 T9 Richard Petty 9 1976-80
T9 Travis Kvapil 18 T9 Denny Hamlin 9 2006-10

– Lee Petty finished the first 14 Cup races at Martinsville in the Top 10, and currently Joey Logano has finished the last 12 Martinsville Cup races in the Top 10.

Most Martinsville Stages
without Stage Win		 Longest Martinsville Stage Win
Streak (since 2017)
Rank Driver Stages Rank Driver Streak Race
T1 Austin Dillon 34 T1 Chase Elliott 4 2021.35 s1- 2022.08 s2
T1 Chris Buescher 34 T2 Brad Keselowski 2 2017.33 s1&2
T1 Daniel Suarez 34 T2 Brad Keselowski 2 2019.06 s1&2
T1 Erik Jones 34 T2 Martin Truex Jr. 2 2019.33 s1&2
T1 Kyle Busch 34 T2 Ryan Blaney 2 2021.08 s1&2
T1 Michael McDowell 34 T2 Denny Hamlin 2 2022.35 s1&2
T1 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 34 T7 20
drivers
tied		 1 —
T8 Bubba Wallace 30
T8 William Byron 30
T10 Alex Bowman 28
T10 Aric Almirola 28
T10 Corey LaJoie 28

– There has only been one time in the history of stages at Martinsville where a driver won Stage 2 of a race then Stage 1 of the next race, but still Chase Elliott won both stages in each race.

Most Martinsville Stages
without Stage T10		 Longest Martinsville Stage T10
Streak (since 2017)
Rank Driver Stages Rank Driver Streak Race
T1 Chris Buescher 34 1 Joey Logano 15 2017.33 s1- 2021.08 s1
T1 Michael McDowell 34 2 Chase Elliott 12 2020.11 s1- 2022.35 s2
T1 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. 34 3 Kyle Busch 9 2017.06 s1- 2019.06 s1
4 Corey LaJoie 28 T4 Clint Bowyer 8 2017.33 s2- 2019.33 s1
5 Ty Dillon 26 T4 Denny Hamlin 8 2018.06 s1- 2019.33 s2
6 J.J. Yeley 20 T4 Denny Hamlin 8 2022.35 s1- 2024.08 s2
7 Justin Haley 18 T7 Ryan Blaney 7 2017.06 s1- 2018.33 s1
8 Landon Cassill 14 T7 Martin Truex Jr. 7 2018.33 s1- 2020.11 s1
T9 6 drivers tied 12 T7 Alex Bowman 7 2020.11 s2- 2021.35 s2
T7 Chase Briscoe 7 2023.09 s1- 2024.35 s1

– Michael McDowell has not been good here at Martinsville as he is on 5 of the 7 “without” lists above.